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Your data, its history and your approvals. Your agent does the work.

If you arrived here from a search result rather than from a conversation, this page explains what OneLap is without assuming you already know, and says what it cannot do yet.

Last updated 8 November 2026

On this page
  1. What OneLap is
  2. How your agent works with it
  3. The part that is different
  4. Where the product actually is
  5. Who it is for
  6. Questions
  7. Getting in touch

What OneLap is

OneLap holds three things for a team, and keeps them in one place.

  • Data. The sources you connected, each with its state and the time it was last read.
  • History. Every week as a lap: what was read, what moved, the reports and the tasks that followed.
  • Approvals. Every decision, who accepted or rejected it, and its receipt.

The thinking is done by the agent you already use. OneLap gives it the week to read and a place to propose, and keeps the person in charge of what happens next.

How your agent works with it

  • Connect. Add OneLap MCP to Claude, ChatGPT or Grok as a connector, sign in with your OneLap login, and choose one workspace or all of yours.
  • Read. The agent reads the last seven days: laps, tasks, reports, decisions, meetings and how fresh each source is.
  • Propose. It writes a report where every claim cites a source, and may propose one decision with its alternatives.
  • Decide. A person accepts or rejects the decision in OneLap. The agent cannot accept, send, publish or spend.
Model run by OneLap
none
What the agent can do
Read the week, save a report, propose a decision
What only a person can do
Accept, send, publish, spend
Ending the connection
revoke in Settings

The part that is different

A gap in a dataset is normally filled. An average gets substituted, or a confident sentence gets written over the hole, and the report reads as though the week was fully measured.

OneLap marks the gap instead. A reading nobody took stays a reading nobody took, and a report your agent saves is marked partial when a source it cites is stale or a question stays open. The agent cannot cite a source that does not exist or is unavailable.

The same rule is applied to this website. Every claim on these pages that is held up by a mechanism is marked in blue, and every obligation with nothing behind it yet is marked in red and left in.

Where the product actually is

OneLap is in early access with a small number of teams. Here is the state of it, so that nothing on the rest of this site has to be read between the lines.

Access
invite only
Price
No fee charged today
Agents
Your own, through OneLap MCP
Data sources
Connected per workspace in Settings
Export of your data
not built
Certifications
none held

If the missing pieces above are blockers for you, they are meant to read as blockers. Data handling goes through each one and says what exists and what does not.

Who it is for

A person responsible for growth who already works with an AI agent and wants it to work from the real numbers of the business, with every step it proposes waiting for a yes.

It is a poor fit if:

  • you need a certification or a signed audit report before you can adopt a tool;
  • you want an agent that acts without asking;
  • you want a dashboard to look at rather than a decision to make;
  • you want a number for every cell of the report, including the weeks where nothing was measured.

Questions

What is OneLap?
OneLap is where a team’s go-to-market lives: the data from the sources it connected, the history of every week, and the decisions it approved. The work is done by the team’s own agent, such as Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, connected through OneLap MCP. The agent reads the week, writes a report with its sources and proposes a decision; a person accepts or rejects it in OneLap.
Which agent does the work?
The one you already use. You add OneLap MCP to Claude, ChatGPT or Grok as a connector, sign in with your OneLap login, and choose which workspace it may read. OneLap runs no model of its own and does not choose one for you.
Can the agent act on its own?
No. Through OneLap MCP an agent can read the week, save a report and propose a decision. It cannot accept a decision, send, publish or spend anything. Those wait for a person in OneLap, and each accepted decision keeps a receipt.
Can I sign up?
Not yet. OneLap is invite-only while it runs with a small number of teams, and there is no self-service signup. You can join the waitlist on the home page. A person reads every request and answers it, including when the answer is no.
What does it cost?
No fee is charged today. There is no billing in the product and no payment processor connected to it. Pricing has not been set, so nothing on this site quotes one.
Does OneLap send my data to an AI model?
OneLap itself does not: it runs no model, and its own path to a model provider is closed. Your agent reads what you allowed through OneLap MCP and sends it to its provider under your account with them. You choose that provider, and you can revoke the connection in Settings at any time.
Do you track visitors on this website?
Only page views on the public pages, counted by Google Analytics and Vercel Web Analytics without cookies. Nothing is written to your browser storage, and nothing is counted after you sign in or inside a workspace. A test fails the build if a measurement script reaches any other page.

Getting in touch

There is one working route to a person today, and this page names it rather than printing an address that would bounce.

Join the waitlist
The form on the home page
Already invited
Sign in
Email
awaiting publisher · contact address
Published by
T4S Labs
awaiting publisher

No public email address has been set for OneLap, so the waitlist form is currently the only way for a stranger to reach a person. If you are writing about your data or about a security problem, say so in the form and it will be treated as that rather than as an access request.